Yes I declutter weekly and organize monthly. My house doesn't get dirty bc I clean dishes after using them, I use one set daily and try to practice zero waste.
I can make my own cleaning solution for mopping and laundry. I wash clothes weekly with a lavadora for small loads and the machine for bigger loads (comforters, pillows, etc).
I don't have to dust bc I have 2 air purifiers in each room and I change out the filters every week just bc.
I have hard wood floors so I don't have to vacuum. I mop the floors once a month. No shoes are allowed in the house so the house remains clean.
I don't make crumbs bc I eat with a tray or mat. I eat in one location only and that's the kitchen.
After I cook, I meal prep and pack everything away at once. If I use pot or pan, I transfer the food into a non toxic container asap before placing in the sink to cool off. I clean the stove immediately with hot water and squeegee while still hot.
I keep diatomaceous earth and other non tox pest repellant around the doors and windows so I don't have any insects intruding.
And bathroom is cleaned 3x a week if guests are over or if kids use the bathroom. My bathroom has drains installed so I can clean the walls and showers thoroughly with a bucket and broom
Yes... it's very important it shows your character and behaviour someone with a messy house would be referred to as messy and sometimes it might be psychological.
But someone whose house is often messy can be called normal...
Psychology says that messiness can indeed be a sign that a person is having trouble. Just like someone who is suffering from OCD and has to control everything, being a messy person might show that they are dealing with depression or some other mental illness.
Cleanliness is good but it can be bad too. Complications from cleanliness Well, it could lead to inflammation and a rise in other harmful conditions, such as asthma, allergies and autoimmune diseases. “Being too clean is similar to overusing antibiotics that kill the good bacteria and change the immune system,” Alaniz said.
Or if the person is messy it can be because they're just lazy
I’d say I’m a clean person and my house is mostly visibly tidy but I’m not one of those people who loves to clean and organize where everything has its place and well organized like some sort of show home. The kitchen and bathrooms are by far the cleanest areas , the kitchen is say surgically clean cause that’s just my thing ! But the rest of the house is “lived in “ . Don’t get me wrong it’s not unsanitary or messy but that’s how I like it
I used to be a perfectionist. I believe that there is a place for everything and everything has a place. My husband and I were both young when we got married. I kept our place clean and tidy. I wasn't obsessive about it though. Then one day he said to me that our place is so clean, it doesn't look lived in. I just put things back after I am finished with them. Some people don't do that and then it starts looking messy. I still can't stand it when there are little things on the floor or carpet and I always bend down and pick them up and throw them away. It's easier than dragging the vacuum cleaner out just for a few things I can easily pick up.
I'm not OCD over it, but I do love living in a nice tidy and clean house! Friends and Family are always dropping by, so that's another reason why I like it to be tidy!
Yes I do! If my house is dirty and/or disorganized I don't feel ok mentally. Might sound nuts but what's actually nuts is hoarders and dirty people living with rodents/ roaches.
Nah. Too much effort for too little gain. I do clean up sometimes, but I end up with horrible back pains for my trouble and the room re-dirties itself within 24 hours.
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